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      • dmp_panda
        Freso: yeah fine. I'm sure it's *less* ugly now, right? *grin*
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      • Freso
        nightgroove: Because not all browsers might send ä as %C3%A4.
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      • nightgroove
        my opera does it
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      • nightgroove
        also my ie
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      • nightgroove
        so?
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      • Freso
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      • nightgroove
        uughh
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      • dmp_panda now shuts the fuck himself and grabs yetr another coffee :D
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      • nightgroove
        o_O
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      • nightgroove
        but it shows as ä jo?!
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      • Freso
        nightgroove: It does. Because of MB's parser.
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      • nightgroove goes to make some tea
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      • nightgroove
        I only have until 8:40
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      • nightgroove
        so I'm late late late
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      • Freso
        nightgroove: As I said, it's been discussed somewhere, and consensus was to use URL encoded URIs.
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      • nightgroove
        bblater in the day guys
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      • Freso
        (I was of the oppinion to use ä instead of %C3%A4 initially as well.)
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      • Freso
        (Which will also be seen from some of my earlier WP article linkings.)
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      • Schika
        cya nightgroove !
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      • dmp_panda
        bonne journée le chat ;)
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      • dmp_panda
        Schika: I can't think about the difference between "compose" and "write". To me, it looks the same... and I guess I'll have a lot of difficulties to use one or the other for stuff like free-jazz... how would you phrase the difference?
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      • Schika
        maybe someone wrote the notes and such - and some other composed the instrumentation
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      • dmp_panda
        mmmm... I guess I need a wikipedia reading session...
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      • Schika
        or another idea the song was original written by artist a (written by) and artist B made a "cover" of it with other instruments (composed by)?
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      • toxickore has quit
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      • Schika
        another idea... artist a wrote the song and sold it to artist b, who finaly made the song
      • 2006-09-08 25105, 2006

      • dmp_panda
        nasty artists :P
      • 2006-09-08 25136, 2006

      • dmp_panda
        anyhow, IMO we lack an essential concept in MB: compositions (or tunes), which really are not the same thing as tracks...
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      • dmp_panda
        I'm struggling with Jazz compositions been played hundred of times...
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      • dmp_panda
        we sure don't want a composer to compose a tune hundred of times, do we?
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      • dmp_panda
        not to mention "cover" is deeply inadequate to depict the fact somebody do interpret a (jazz) composition...
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      • Schika
        you mean that we should set the AR one time and this AR apply for all tracks with the same name and artist?
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      • Freso
        Okay. The shower thing.
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      • dmp_panda
        I don't know... but take the example of Take the "A" Train, composed by Ellington, and played by a huge number of different artists...
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      • Freso
        I'll be back in the eve!
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      • Freso
        Take care, and don't miss me ((too) much)! :D
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      • dmp_panda
        ciao Freso
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      • dmp_panda
        do we really want each track be composed by Ellington? (~+400 hundred)
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      • Freso has quit
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      • dmp_panda
        or do we really want the very first "Take the..." to be "covered" 400 hundred times?
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      • dmp_panda
        so yes, I really wish we add "entities" for compositions.
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      • dmp_panda
        and we may link tracks to the corresponding composition
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      • dmp_panda
        IMO, this is what we already (sometime) do when we use the first appearance of the tune as a track, and when we use covers AR to it, but it's awkward... and prone to errors... how do we know what is the very first recorded appearance of old tunes?
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      • dmp_panda
        that's random thoughts... I'm not sure this is clear... but I've seen alarming edits already that makes me think we might end up with a nice mess of anarchic and multiple composed by / covered by....
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      • dmp_panda
        people want "composed by" for all the tracks of their album. Nice thing. But they don't want to check/verify ASCAP. And they don't mind if we end-up with artist cluttered with hundreds of "identical" AR "composed by"...
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      • Schika
        I see what you mean ...
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      • dmp_panda
        *sigh*
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      • dmp_panda
        :p
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      • Schika
        ;)
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      • dmp_panda
        When one thinks there are "alarming" edits, one sure needs to take a break from MB :D
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      • dmp_panda
        That said... /me goes back tidying the horribly messed Edith Piaf ;)
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      • AMurderofCrows
        AMurderofCrows is now known as mudcrow
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      • Schika is going to make coffee (addicted)
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      • nightgroove
        !away: bah! skole!
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      • VxJasonxV
        Anybody think they could help me get picard working on Linux?
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      • VxJasonxV
        I'm using the musicbrainz overlay in Gentoo, so I have all the deps
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      • dmp_panda
        I add it work (debian sid)
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      • VxJasonxV
        but whenever I go to start it, I get a traceback ending in: ImportError: /usr/lib/libwx_gtk2u_gizmos-2.6.so.0: symbol _ZNK11wxClassInfo8IsKindOfEPKS_, version WXU_2.6 not defined in file libwx_gtk2u_core-2.6.so.0 with link time reference
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      • dmp_panda
        mmm...
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      • VxJasonxV
        I've tried re-emerging wxGTK (the package that owns that file), even changing some of the use flags, no dice :/
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      • dmp_panda
        what version of wxgtk2 is that exactly?
      • 2006-09-08 25110, 2006

      • VxJasonxV
        2.6.3.2
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      • dmp_panda
        kay... who is maintaining tge Gentoo overlay? I guess he would be of more use than me :/
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      • dmp_panda
        s/tge/the
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      • VxJasonxV
        I... don't remember their name. I think I can find it though
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      • VxJasonxV
        juffo?
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      • VxJasonxV
        name found familiar?
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      • dmp_panda
        no :(
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      • dmp_panda
        but intgr more :)
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      • dmp_panda
        I don't know if he comes on irc though
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      • VxJasonxV
        I've seen him around
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      • dmp_panda
        I guess he's your best shot. Just curious: do you use a stable profile?
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      • VxJasonxV
        reasonably
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      • dmp_panda
        lol
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      • VxJasonxV
        I don't rice out my gentoo, if that's what you're asking :-)
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      • VxJasonxV
        2006.1/x86, -O2 -pipe
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      • dmp_panda
        I don't throw you the stone, going unstable/experimental may be fun for breakfast ;)
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      • dmp_panda
        sorry I can't help you more :/
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      • Shepard has quit
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      • Shepard`
        Shepard` is now known as Shepard
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      • VxJasonxV
        thanks
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      • mudcrow
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junkyard_%28album%29 I've never seen so much bollocks
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      • dmp_panda
        hi mud ;)
      • 2006-09-08 25108, 2006

      • mudcrow
        wrong studio, wrong date, wrong producer, wrong info on tracy pew and wrong tracklisting
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      • mudcrow
        hi panda
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      • Schika
        "never mind the bollocks..." :D
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      • mudcrow
        the first sentence is correct, none of the others are...
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      • dmp_panda
        lol - sometimes, I don't even understand why wikipedia persist on maintaining their own data rather than sourcing it from MB...
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      • mudcrow
        I love this "Richard Mazda has claimed that his dedication and perseverance played a major role in the album's sound, and it's completion" he engineered two tracks, hardly a major role :)
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      • luks
        VxJasonxV: re: the gentoo problem - http://bugs.musicbrainz.org/ticket/1978
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      • VxJasonxV
        I should get intgr to modify the ebuild to make wxpython depend on wxGTK so that it builds in the right order
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      • VxJasonxV
        thanks luks
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      • luks
        i know this is probably a stupid question here :)
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      • luks
        but does somebody here have a lot of MB untagged files?
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      • luks
        preferable with very ugly tags
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      • dmp_panda
        yes
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      • dmp_panda
        no ugly tags though :)
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      • dmp_panda
        ahhh, yes I have old mpc files
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      • luks
        i need some test cases
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      • dmp_panda
        ok. more precisely?
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      • luks
        if i send you a little app to extract the tags, would you be willing to run it on them?
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      • luks
        and then send me the result
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      • dmp_panda
        yes. a linux app.
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      • dmp_panda
        I don't have a windows at hand :/
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      • luks
        ok, i'll hack up some script
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      • dmp_panda
        kay
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      • luks
        thanks
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      • dmp_panda
        n.p
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      • dmp_panda
        loool: look at the label line http://www.amazon.fr/Genius-Keyboards-Art-Tatum/d… (this is released by the label Giants of Jazz,) - I guess amz.fr people do abuse some substance
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      • VxJasonxV has tons of crappily tagged files
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      • VxJasonxV
        about half of my archive is mb tagged, the other half is a mess
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      • FauxFaux
        Dump them all on Picard? It won't go nuts, I promise! ;)
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      • VxJasonxV
        HA
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      • dmp_panda
        makes me think I may even have files that make picard crash :p
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      • Schika
        i'm on linux
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      • luks
        FauxFaux: that's exactly what i'm working on :)
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      • luks
        you can put them all to picard and let it do it's job
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      • luks
        it will be a little more automated than simply puid lookups
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      • Schika
        Fedora Core 3
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      • FauxFaux wonders if I'll ever put the effort in such that I'll be able to hit the "move to folders/filenames baesd on tags" and there won't be any collisions or files left.
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      • VxJasonxV
        luks: I'm up for testing, btw
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      • Schika
        ^^ me too :P
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      • xxxx
        xxxx is now known as deadchip
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      • BrianG
        me three
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      • deadchip
        and me four
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      • BrianG
        i one a sandbox
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      • deadchip
        you dem man who speak wit da sensi
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      • deadchip
        one day i'll be able to sort out my downloads folders with either picard or bmp
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      • deadchip
        stuff like finding duplicates requires 2 pass
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      • BrianG
        i eight a sandbox
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      • deadchip
        i mean now speaking all the legal issues of downloading aside, let's just say it happened
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      • deadchip
        and you have 4 duplicates of
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      • deadchip
        lol BrainzBot
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      • deadchip
        BrianG*
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      • deadchip
        and you have 4 dupes of a file, with a different filename, and slightly different tags
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      • deadchip
        then it requires a first-pass-run to find the fingerprint, retag them identically
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      • deadchip
        and then a 2nd pass to remove all the duplicates
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      • deadchip
        stuff like that is what i'm going to do coz i have dem dupliceeats too much, oh jah
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      • deadchip
        i have probably 20 times "Karen Ramirez - Looking For Love}|
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      • deadchip
        "*